D&D (2024) What's Your 2026 WotC D&D Wishlist?

[Reynard]

Sword and Fist: A book of alternate class features, new subclasses, and subsystems for fighters, barbarians, monks, and rogues.

A return to splats might actually be interesting but I can't imagine WotC would do it.

 

[TiQuinn]

I would love a new campaign adventure set in somewhere like Thay or the Dalelands. Something away from the Sword Coast.

I doubt it happens but a new Ravenloft campaign adventure that does not focus on Strahd, or if it does focus on Strahd, I'd like to see them take a crack at House on Gryphon Hill.

 

[TwoSix]

A return to splats might actually be interesting but I can't imagine WotC would do it.

What can I say, I searched my feelings and found nothing but wildly implausible ideas.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

I'd like them to continue their Setting books with... Dark Sun (headed by Justice Arman).

I don't really care how much they change it.

 

[Remathilis]

What do you mean by this?

The AP style books like Tyranny of Dragons or Phandelver. Setting neutral or generic Realms. Just a pallet cleanser from all the setting hopping we've done lately.

 

[Garmel]

The combined leftovers from Tasha and Xanathar into one book that was promised.

Another Unearthed Arcana book that has all the optional rules from the DMG plus much more.

 

[Reynard]

The AP style books like Tyranny of Dragons or Phandelver. Setting neutral or generic Realms. Just a pallet cleanser from all the setting hopping we've done lately.

Gotcha. "Classic" threw me and I didn't know if you were looking for something more like, say, GDQ.

 

[Lazybones]

I'd like another "Everything" book that has the artificer, more subclasses, and 2024 versions of the playable humanoid species from Volo's Guide. Though I expect WotC will split that into multiple books.

 

[TravDoc42]

I'd like them to continue their Setting books with... Dark Sun (headed by Justice Arman).

I don't really care how much they change it.

I remember Ajit George (who worked on the Kalakeri DoD of Ravenloft, and also the Journeys through the Radiant Citadel!) had expressed interest in working on Dark Sun a year or so ago. Haven't heard anything else since though.

 

[TravDoc42]

A deeper dive manual of the planes of some sort! Planescape's box set was good, but I'd love to see the actual Outer Planes themselves explored a bit more, potentially.

More Eberron and Spelljammer, possibly? I know Spelljammer could use some expanding, given the thinness of the box set we got.

I second the monster books a la Fizban's/Bigby's, perhaps for Fey?

And my perpetual dark horse, as had been mentioned: Dark Sun.